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BREAKING: DSS sacks 115 officers in ongoing reform (Photos)
The Department of State Services (DSS) has dismissed 115 personnel as part of its ongoing internal reforms designed to sanitise the agency and maintain high professional standards.
In a statement released on Tuesday, the Service explained that the dismissals were carried out over a period and formed part of broader measures to eliminate misconduct and corruption within its ranks.
The DSS also cautioned members of the public to be careful of some dismissed officers who still parade themselves as active personnel.
“In addition to earlier disclaimers on the duo of Barry Donald and Victor Onyedikachi Godwin, the Service finds it necessary to warn citizens of the fraudulent activities of some of these persons still posing as DSS personnel,” the statement read.
It further advised Nigerians to avoid engaging in any official dealings with the affected individuals, noting that the identities of those dismissed have been published on the agency’s official website.
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